Synonyms for groups
groups

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1. List of paraphrases for "groups":

   group, groupings, panels, clusters, categories, teams, factions, groupes, associations, syndicate, communities, organizations, sets, gangs, constituencies, grupos, pools, bodies, segments, syndicates, bands, units, populations, organisations, panel, parties, caucuses, forces

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1. Devin Nunes:

   The environmental groups did not expect to run everyone out of water, but they got greedy, shut down the whole system, and ran the whole damned state dry.

2. Gil Robertson:

   I wish I could tell you (why African Americans were not nominated), especially when they have been recognized by other groups around in the community, and one would think that they would have also received equal recognition from the Academy. Especially when you consider there is a lot of overlap in membership with the professional guild, many of those individuals are also members of the Academy.

3. Stephen Hargarten:

   Where is the federal government in all of this ? When there are so many deaths, we need to invest in this issue now, look what we did with HIV and AIDS when it was breaking out in the'80s and'90s. The federal government addressed it, and the complexity and the political issues, and it helped groups most at risk, by investing our resources appropriately, and it made a huge difference in that disease process. It's imperative that we do that for guns.

4. Mary Zimmer:

   This family has been adopted by someone in the community. And when I say adopted, I mean businesses, church groups, organizations have come together every night, rung their doorbell and brought a gift to this family. Every night, big gifts, loving gifts.

5. Bill Lee:

   We need to make sure that our kids recognize that this country is moving toward a more perfect union, that we should teach the exceptionalism of our nation and how people can live together and work together to make a greater nation, and to not teach things that inherently divide or pit either Americans against Americans or people groups against people groups.